5 Potential Dark Horse Starters in Fantasy Football Week 3

Andrew Hawkins has been the most targeted receiver in a Cleveland Browns uniform this season, seeing 23 targets in the first two games. With Jordan Cameron's injury issues, I would expect more of the same from Hawkins this week against the Baltimore Ravens. Brian Hoyer should be looking his way early and often.

While the New York Giants' offense has looked pitiful at times this season, Larry Donnell has been the unsuspected bright spot for their offense. He has quickly become Eli Manning's favorite receiver in his short time in New York, and he seems like the best offensive option going forward to the G-Men.

Niles Paul has been a revelation for the Washington Redskins in Jordan Reed's absence. He has reached the 80-yard plateau in both games this season, and Kirk Cousins seemed to be looking his way a lot last week. As long as Cousins is the quarterback, Paul could be a TE1 until Jordan Reed returns.

Perhaps the most talented running back for the New Orleans Saints, Khiry Robinson will finally get a chance at an expanded role while Mark Ingram is sidelined with a hand injury. While Pierre Thomas is still there, he will be more of a threat as a pass-catcher instead of a ball carrier. I wouldn't be shocked if Robinson ran away with the running back job.

While A.J. Green is scheduled to play on Sunday, his bum toe could put a hamper on his play. That's where Mohamed Sanu comes in. Last week in Green's absence, Sanu proved to be a downfield threat, as well as a possession receiver. Andy Dalton could have a field day against the Tennessee Titans' defense and Sanu could be the main beneficiary of that.